Pasteur and Rabies Vaccine Study Reveals Treatment Promise
An Ohio University biology paper reviews rabies history and Pasteur’s vaccine. It covers disease basics, discovery of diagnostic methods, and the claim that rabies remains nearly always fatal after symptoms appear. The note recalls Joseph Meister's bite case and Pasteur's pivotal inoculation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocking Valley
Ohio University
Biology Club
Celsus
Basquillon
Pasgeur
Australia
Tongland
France
Belgium
Russia
Ness
Pasteur
Joseph Meister
Cigar raft haul from Washington coast to lumber mill port
A long raft of 5,500,090 feet of lumber crafts from northern Washington to the Pacific coast for processing into home timber. Tug escorts, steel chains, and a steam crane assemble the raft in the Columbia River and tow it across the sea. The text also covers Pasteur rabies studies and treatment outcomes, detailing incubation periods, symptoms, and mortality with and without Pasteur therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diego
Washington
Pacific
Pacific Coast
Columbia River
Washingtons Lost Washington Bottom Land in Ohio and West Virginia
A historical note describes land once owned by George Washington near Washington Bottom along the Ohio River, spanning about 3000 acres across present Wood County and near Parkersburg. It details surveys in 1771 by Capt. William Crawford, later events during the revolution, and the fate of tracts fronting the river, including ongoing questions about ownership and profitability of Washingtons speculative holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raersburg
George Washington
United States
Washington Bottom
Washington
Unie River
Hockingport
Athens County
Ohio
Fort Gower
Bleumnerhasset Island
Aaron Burr
Newbury Island
Parkersburg
Wood Country
Wm. Crawford
Crawford
Republic
Omouth
Big Sand
Jackson County
Bunmore
Ravenswood
Travenswood
Calgo
Mil Presen Jackson
Treasure Hunt Scene Reveals Hidden Jewels in Panama Ruins
In San Jose church ruins Panama authorities funded a three treasure seekers team George Williams Wallace Bain and Red Kelley to recover centuries old gold and jewels. They found emeralds rubies sapphires diamonds and golden ornaments linked to pirate Sir Henry Morgan and the 17th century Caribbean plunder. An agreement granted the team five concession to recover the treasures and a share of the spoils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Panama
Pan-l Officiais
Ifuma
Agneriod
Henry Morigo
Hand of
Radio
George Williama
Henry Morgan
Kelley
Caribbean
Wallace Bain
Old
H. K. Rendall
Mattoon
Almeix
White adventurer rules Victoria Land with lone ship
A fragmented account tells of a white explorer known as the King of Victoria Land in northern Canada with a single ship the Old Maid No. 2 and a hardy crew aided by items from New York state Connecticut blankets and Pennsylvania boots. The piece sparsely notes routes from Barrow to Victoria Land via the Arctic, the lack of modern speed, and distant trade connections through the Bering Strait with Eskimo shore camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Land
Canada
China
Bering Sea
Connecticut
Barrow
Iowa
Victoria
Vania Ironmongery
New York Land
Ai Condensed Milk
Tal St. Louis
Akron
New York Times
Williams
John B. Watson
Behaviorist School of Psychology
Edward F. Kaempf
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
H. Douglas Singer
University of Illinois Medical School
America
W.H. P.faunce
Brown University
Porter Aaka
Uni
African Air Trip Completes Record Voyage By French Aviators
An aviator pair completes a long Africa circuit starting Marseille and returning after a route over Dakar Timboektoe and Tim buktu near the Sahara. The bulletin notes Dakar as a key French colonial port with a mixed population and outlines the voyage’s geographic scope including Madagascar and the interior lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseille
Madagascar
Africa
Great Lakes
East Africa
Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
Dalar
Dakar
France
South America
Liverpool
New York
Timbuktu
Bamako
Niger River
Niger
Timbuku
Causes of student personal crises explored by psychologists
A Messenger report surveys psychologists on why college students face crisis and potential self harm. Emphasis on emotional instability, early childhood habits, financial and exam stress, and the war’s influence. Experts call for physical and mental exams for entrants and caution about media focus on student suicides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Morrow
Messenger
James P. Porter
Ohio University
Porter
J. M. Murray
de Paul University
Father Murray
Terman
Num
Warren
William H. Durnham
Athens State Hospital
Amos C. Anderson
Anderson
Frankwood Earle Williams
National Committee of Mental Hygiene
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England
Carl A. Frey
Europe
All Europe
State Board of Hearth
Masteur Institute
Paris
Groduncer
Blennerhasset Island
Lomendter
Post Office Department
Franniew
Sola
Shington
West Virginia
Perpic
Alleghenies
Land
West
Fifth Avenue
Seattle
King of
Ott
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